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New U of A study suggests some Syrian refugees ‘abandoned’ by private sponsors
The research also provided recommendations to improve the experiences of refugees involved in private sponsorship programs. Continue reading
U of A Pandas have 3 powerhouses between the pipes
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
The University of Alberta Pandas hockey team is breaking from convention and rotating three goalies rather than naming a starter. It’s working as the three women are on pace to break records. Continue reading
Students in University of Alberta’s HUB call for security boost
Students are calling for security upgrades at one University of Alberta residence amid a rising number of incidents that leave them feeling unsafe. Continue reading
Saliva testing could be key in identifying Alzheimer’s earlier: University of Alberta researchers
University of Alberta researchers said they have discovered biomarkers to detect Alzheimer’s disease through saliva samples. Continue reading
University of Alberta connecting kids to the magic of science
The University of Alberta brewed up a love of science with some help from a beloved book series. Continue reading
U of A researcher finds rising trend of obesity discrimination
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
One University of Alberta researcher believes obesity discrimination is as common as racism. Continue reading
A rare breed: Ambidextrous tennis player at University of Alberta
By Quinn Phillips Sports Anchor/Reporter
The University of Alberta Pandas have a player that hits the ball in a very unique way, with two forehands. R.J. Gan tosses her tennis racket between hands to hit on the forehand every time. Continue reading
University of Alberta scientists working on compound that could prevent Zika, RSV
By Adam Brilz Radio anchor/reporter
An experiment at the University of Alberta’s Department of Chemistry could lead to a pill to treat deadly viruses, such as the respiratory syncytial virus. Continue reading
Questions left unanswered after local food vendor’s contract at U of A unexpectedly cancelled
By Julia Wong Digital Broadcast Journalist
One of the few local food vendors on the University of Alberta campus is “shocked” and “surprised” after the business’s contract was unexpectedly terminated, leaving many staff and students on campus outraged and petitioning to save it. Continue reading
Aga Khan Garden set to open southwest of Edmonton
After nearly a decade of planning, the much-anticipated Aga Khan Garden is set to open at the University of Alberta Botanic Garden in Devon on Friday. Continue reading